AFC expands in Central Africa as Equatorial Guinea joins
The decision, which closely follows the Central African Republic’s recent accession, marks a significant step in AFC’s deepening presence in Central Africa and Africa as a whole.
The decision, which closely follows the Central African Republic’s recent accession, marks a significant step in AFC’s deepening presence in Central Africa and Africa as a whole.
Joining membership of Africa Finance Corporation represents a new chapter in the Central African Republic’s development journey.
The decision by Moody’s is pivotal in enabling AFC to sustain one of the lowest borrowing costs among institutions in Africa.
This initiative is about Africans coming together to put our own capital to work for Africa’s growth.
This transaction marks one of the largest private infrastructure capital raises in Africa to date, with both primary and secondary components.
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It also supports regional integration by enhancing trade corridors and cross-border connectivity across Southern and Central Africa.
Their contributions are reshaping not only the continent but the very model of global partnership
Angola has deepened its strategic partnership with the institution through a landmark equity investment commitment of US$184.8 million.
Her extensive experience and unwavering dedication to the advancement of Africa make her a valuable asset to AFC.